Objective: To analyze the factors affecting frailty among convalescent elderly population, so as to provide the evidence for prevention and treatment of frailty. Methods: The convalescent elderly population at ages of 60 years and older were selected from the Wuyunshan Hospital in Hangzhou City using the convenience sampling method from April 2022 to April 2024. Demographic information, chronic disease and medication were collected using questionnaire survey. Frailty was assessed using the FRAIL Scale. Factors affecting frailty among convalescent elderly population were analyzed using a multivariable ordinal logistic regression model. Results: A total of 1 050 questionnaires were distributed, and 1 023 valid questionnaires were collected, with a response rate of 97.43%. There were 793 males (77.52%) and 230 females (22.48%); 192 respondents aged 60 to <70 years (18.77%), 431 respondents aged 70 to <80 years (42.13%) and 400 respondents aged ≥80 years (39.10%); 718 respondents with university degree (70.19%); 890 respondents with a monthly income of 10 000 yuan to <20 000 yuan (87.00%); 130 respondents with comorbidity and polypharmacy (12.71%); and 197 respondents with the risk of malnutrition (19.26%). There were 202 cases with pre-frailty (19.75%) and 47 cases with frailty (4.59%). Multivariable ordinal logistic regression analysis showed that the convalescent elderly population who were aged ≥80 years (OR=3.710, 95%CI: 2.340-5.883), with comorbidity and polypharmacy (OR=12.370, 95%CI: 7.949-20.369) and with the risk of malnutrition (OR=5.414, 95%CI: 3.691-7.933) had higher risk of frailty. Conclusion The high risk of frailty among convalescent elderly population is associated with age, comorbidity and polypharmacy, and malnutrition.

Objective To explore the effect of regular rehabilitation gymnastics contest on the functional exercise of postoperative patients with breast cancer .Methods Totals of 80 cases of breast cancer were randomly divided into the observation group and the control group , with 40 cases each .In the observation group, taking weeks and months as the time unit , patients were instructed to make rehabilitation exercise and carried out regular rehabilitation gymnastics contest .The ability to complete rehabilitation plan and shoulder joint function in the two groups was evaluated at 4 weeks and 12 weeks after the operation .Results In the observation group, 35 patients can complete rehabilitation plan excellently and 5 patients were at poor level .In contrast to the observation group , 26 patients were excellent and 14 patients were at poor level in the control group (u=5.75, P<0.01).In the observation group, the excellent rate of the shoulder joint function of the suffered limbs was 75.0% and that in the observation group was 47.5%.There was significant difference between the two groups (u=2.54, P<0.01).Conclusions Carrying out regular rehabilitation gymnastics contest among patients after breast cancer operation can improve the effect of functional exercise of the suffered limb.

Objective:To explore the clinical effect of different flow rates of transnasal humidified rapid-insufflation ventilatory exchange (Thrive) on hypoxic events during painless gastroscopy.Methods:Patients who underwent painless gastroscopy in Nanjing First Hospital from April to July 2020 were randomly selected by random number table method and assigned to Thrive groups of 30 L/min ( n=52), 50 L/min ( n=55) and 70 L/min ( n=54). The incidences of different degree of hypoxic events (including subclinical respiratory depression, hypoxia and severe hypoxia) and adverse events related to Thrive were recorded. Results:The total incidence of hypoxic events in the 70 L/min group was 0 (0/54), which was significantly lower than that in the 30 L/min group (21.3%, 11/52, χ2=12.75, P<0.001) and 50 L/min group (12.7%, 7/55, P=0.007). There were no significant differences in subclinical respiratory depression [13.5% (7/52) VS 5.5% (3/55), χ2=1.19, P=0.194] or hypoxia [7.7% (4/52) VS 7.3% (4/55), P=0.610] between 30 L/min group and 50 L/min group. No severe hypoxia occurred in any group. The oxygenation of patients with hypoxemia in 30 L/min and 50 L/min groups was improved (SpO 2>95%) after opening the airway by mandibular support. In addition, there were no significant differences in the incidence of adverse events except hypoxemia among the three groups ( P>0.05). Conclusion:The flow rates of Thrive of 30 L/min, 50 L/min, and 70 L/min can prevent the occurrence of severe hypoxia during painless gastroscopy, and the flow rate of 70 L/min can further reduce the incidence of subclinical respiratory depression.